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Full name Douglas Robert Brown
Born October 29, 1969, Stirling, Scotland
Current age 38 years 252 days
Major teams England, Namibia, Scotland, Warwickshire, Wellington
Batting style Right-hand bat
Bowling style Right-arm fast-medium
Height 6 ft 2 in
Education West London Institute of Higher Education

Batting and fielding averages

Mat

Inns

Runs

Ave

100

ODIs

319

50*

17.72

481

66.32

T20Is

1.00

20.00

First-class

209

319

8511

203

30.61

130

List A

314

256

4883

108

22.81

Twenty20

244

12.20

183

133.33

Bowling averages

Mat

Inns

Balls

Runs

Wkts

BBI

BBM

Ave

Econ

ODIs

953

919

3/37

41.77

5.78

43.3

T20Is

11.00

First-class

209

30855

16177

567

8/89

28.53

3.14

54.4

List A

314

12942

9979

370

5/31

26.97

4.62

34.9

Twenty20

504

655

3/21

28.47

7.79

21.9

Career statistics

ODI debut

England v India at Sharjah, Dec 11, 1997 scorecard

Last ODI

Netherlands v Scotland at Basseterre, Mar 22, 2007 scorecard

ODI statistics

T20I debut

Pakistan v Scotland at Durban, Sep 12, 2007 scorecard

Last T20I

India v Scotland at Durban, Sep 13, 2007 scorecard

T20I statistics

First-class debut

1989

Last First-class

United Arab Emirates v Scotland at Sharjah, Jan 11-14, 2007 scorecard

List A debut

1990

Last List A

Netherlands v Scotland at Basseterre, Mar 22, 2007 scorecard

Twenty20 debut

Warwickshire v Glamorgan at Birmingham, Jun 20, 2003 scorecard

Last Twenty20

India v Scotland at Durban, Sep 13, 2007 scorecard

Dougie Brown is one of the comparatively few Scots to have made an impact in English cricket. A notch short of true international class, he nevertheless enjoyed his moments of glory during the nine one-day internationals in which he played for England. Not least of them was in only his second appearance in Sharjah in December 1997 when he bowled West Indies opener Philo Wallace with the first ball of the match and had Brian Lara lbw with the third as he helped England to win that tournament. Brown went on the one-day section of the tour to the West Indies that winter and as a replacement for Chris Silverwood on the England A tour of Kenya and Sri Lanka. In 1998 he was included in England's squad for the first ICC knockout tournament in Bangladesh. Always a great competitor, he never once let the side down. He came to Warwickshire's attention as a Scottish international cricketer, and made his debut in 1992 before being awarded his county cap two years later. His positive right-handed batting and fast-medium bowling made a significant contribution to the seasons when Warwickshire were the dominant county in English cricket, and he continues to make an impact in both first-class and limited-overs matches. He was awarded a benefit year by Warwickshire in 2005 and has shown no signs of slowing down his playing career. His contributions for Scotland have become a central part of their success in recent years, and he was a key figure as they finished runners up at the World Cricket League in Kenya. He now has the belated chance of a World Cup. Outside cricket, he is a qualified teacher of physical education and he played football for Scotland at Under-18 level, appearing at Hampden Park. 2007 proved a busy year in terms of appointments, taking on the role of PCA chairman and then becoming Warwickshire's Academy Director.
CricInfo Staff November 2007

Mar 22, 2007

Dougie Brown gets a good one early on, and is trapped in front of the stumps © Getty Images

Mar 20, 2007

Dougie Brown leaps in the air to keep one out © AFP

Mar 20, 2007

Dougie Brown drives fluently through the off side © AFP

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